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Answer and Explanation:</h2>
In this exercise, we have to use the concept of Demonstrative Adjectives to fill each blank. The demonstrative adjectives, such as <em>este, ese</em> and <em>aquel </em> demonstrate a quality about the noun they modify. So, in this case that quality is the location in respect to the speaker or the listener. Thus, we have the following Questions:
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Question 1: </h3>
<em>No me gusta esta falda. Prefiero</em><em> ésa.</em>
That one translates as ésa and indicates that the skirt (falda) is further from the speaker but they can be close to the listener.
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Question 2: </h3>
<em>Voy a comprar pantalones verdes. </em>
Esos means these and indicates that the pants (pantalones) is further from the speaker but they can be close to the listener.
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Question 3:</h3>
<em>¿Dónde compraste </em><em>ese</em><em> abrigo? </em>
Ese means that and indicates that the coat (abrigo) is further from the speaker but they can be close to the listener.
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Question 4:</h3>
<em>¿Viste a </em><em>aquellas</em><em> chicas?</em>
Those over there means aquellas and indicates that the the girls are far away from both the speaker and the listener.
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Question 5: </h3>
<em>Tú compras esa camisa y yo compro</em><em> ésta</em><em> </em>
Ésta means this one and indicates that the Shirt is near to the speaker.
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Question 6: </h3>
<em>¿Cuáles prefieres, los zapatos marrones o </em><em>aquellos</em><em> negros? </em>
Those over there means aquellos and indicates that the the shoes are far away from both the speaker and the listener.
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Question 7: </h3>
<em>Carlos me compró aquel sombrero, pero prefiero usar </em><em>éste</em><em>. </em>
Éste means this one. Same case as Question 5
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Question 8: </h3>
<em>¿Cuánto cuesta </em><em>esta </em><em>camisa azul con rayas rojas?</em>
Esta means this. Same case as question 5.
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Question 9: </h3>
<em>¿Vas a gastar dinero en </em><em>aquellas </em><em>botas rojas? </em>
Same as Question 4
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Question 10: </h3>
<em>¡Ricardo, </em><em>esos </em><em>calcetines no hacen juego! Ponte éstos. </em>
Esos means those. Same case as Question 2
